Paradise High School - Panther Yearbook (Paradise, TX)

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suits. The Senior Class of 1S39 presented a very enjoyable program. This was the high light of our junior year. Our senior year has been our be3t year in school. We have had more privileges, which we have used greatly. One of our greatest trips, besides our Carlsbad Trip, has been our trip to the Dallas Fair. We got Senior Day set aside at the fair and we used the great privilege that was given to us. We were the first seniors of Paradise High School to over got to make a trip to Carlsbad Cavern. This was a very educational trip to all of us. For the first time at our school, the senior class, with the assistance of Mr. McClintock, has undertaken the great responsibility of publishing a year-book. This is a very expensive project, but by obtaining advertiserannts from different business firms, we have accomplished our great task. On March 22 and 29 the curtain rose upon the enthusiastic players of our two senior plays Girl-Shy and Hen-peeked Husband . The plays were enjoyed by largo crowds in our auditorium. As we go to press, our most outstanding social event has just taken place--the Juuior- Senior Banquet. With the assistance of the Home- rrhking department, a very enjoyable evening was spent by the juniors and seniors. The Seniors presented the program for the evening. We appreciate the efforts of all of our teachers during our four years in high school. We know that had it not been for their kind assistance during these years, we would not have accomplished what wo have. Y.'e knew that if any of us comes to any great success, it will be credited to the training received at Paradise High School during our high school years.

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 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY class of thirty-six members that were Marilyn ’ SS Porte”!’ Althea Bhittenberr entered asr issss’isi - “ ior fT Bridgeport. Ozelle Hartsell entered as a senior fron Leve1land, and Connie Ruth Ray oame from Decatur in her senio year. V«e are very sorry to announce that Jean Davis v,e J and Iva Barnett withdrew during their senior year. Vie wish they had seen fit to finish their high school work. This makes our .graduating class a mem- bership of fifteen. The freshman year wa3 uneventful, except that we participated Vwholeheartedly in all the general activities of the school. We were more or less just getting acquainted with the thought of being high school students. During our-sophomore year, we were more ac- customed tS the fact that In high school we hud t° work for what we got. We had more social activi ties, which made U3 feel almost grown. Our junior year was very enjoyable. We lived with the thought of being seniors the fol °JlnS year, Our social life was greatly increased, and for the first time at Paradise, we had. c. Junior Senior Banquet. All the girls were dresood m formal attire and the boys were dressed in dark

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The Riradise Annual banquet of I960 was held at the new brick Baptist Ghurch and was an extreme- ly successful event. To my surprise the class mates of the 1939- 40 senior class were nearly all present, some had never really wondered away from the Shepherd’s fold of paradise. I was chosen to secure informa- tion as to the progress of our classmates. Glancing around, I beheld a beautiful woman, Marilyn Paschali, who had made her home in Paris, Prance. She is very much responsible for our styles of today. On the other side of her, was that famous vice-president, Ray Houston Phillips, you have beer.'reading so much about in the papers lately. He is a candidate for president for the next election. Travis Rav Porter is head of the oil company'that has developed Texas' greatest oil field around Paradise, Texas, he lives in New York City at tho present. Hoyt Kelley, who hr s spent most of his time correcting peoples mistakes is now in Germany, and is one of Hitler s favorites. He, was pro- sent at our banquet with that winning smile of his . Eilr. Bryant is the secretary of the P'irst Hat ions l Br.nk in Detroit. Lv n though there is a lot of work to be done, she still has time for her practical jo:ces and wise cracks. Marcella Paschali and Dillic Louise Stutt flew straight from Hollywood to bo present at our banquet. They aro two stars that have reached the heights in headlines. Their lust picture was We Live ut Once. Jean Davis, to my greatest surprise, vac the